The Atlanta rapper wrote that West's display at the White House was "the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation and auctioning off of one’s soul to gain power I've ever seen."

Earlier this summer, Atlanta rapper T.I. was still on Kanye West's side—if not politically, then spiritually. He played the voice of reason on the cringeworthy "Ye Vs. The People," then sat down with The Breakfast Club in early May to explain why, despite West's sharp turn towards right-wing pseudo-intellectualism, pushing him away wasn't so simple. "We, as the black delegation, cannot afford to lose Kanye West," he said. "He is our Michael Jackson."

"I’ve been extremely patient and made it a point to not jump to any premature conclusions about Ye' [and] his antics," T.I. wrote. "But now this shit is next level, futuristic Sambo, Hopping Bob, Stephen off Django [Unchained] ass shit."

T.I. wrote that West had invited him to the White House yesterday, but he declined: "You ass kissing and boot licking on a whole new level & I refuse to associate myself with something so vile, weak, [and] inconsiderate to the effect this has on the greater good of ALL OUR PEOPLE[...] At one time it was a pleasure to work alongside you... now, I’m ashamed to have ever been associated with you."